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Newsletter for the Alabama Section
Mercedes-Benz Club of America
Heimatblatt
2014 Printed Newsletter of the Year
January • 2016
Inside this Issue...
Calender of Events
2
Coming Events
3-5 Event Recap
8-10
Club News
10
In Der Presse
11
Sternblick
(View through the Star)
Mason Beale
President, Alabama Section MBCA
The Alabama Section has been busy this Fall.
Spring events are also planned to
continue the momentum for member enjoyment.
ALABAMA & FLORIDA PANHANDLE
In December we initiated our 10 year anniversary celebration during the Holiday
Party at The Club. Program featured a history of the Alabama Section’s beginning
with several founding members in attendance. Members enjoyed delicious food
and amazing views on a cloudless day.
In January we led our annual Winterfahrt for an enjoyable drive. The route included a stop at the
MBUSI Brand Immersion Center where host Terri Richey shared insight into the various areas
of the Center, provided a Mercedes-Benz video regarding new car technology, and opened the
Gift Shop for Club priced purchases. Joining the Winterfahrt were members from Porsche, Audi,
and BMW Clubs who expressed pleasant surprise with the contents of the Center and Gift Shop.
The Winterfahrt continued to the Bright Star restaurant for a delicious lunch.
The Board has scheduled several excellent Spring activities. Events include Tech Session
(March 19), Car Corral at Barber’s Indy Race (April 22-23), Car Corral at Barber’s Historics
Race (May 21-22), and Euro-Brit Car Show (June 4). Other events are being planned during this
timeframe. E-mail “blasts” will be sent as friendly event reminders.
There are vacant Board Member positions still available. If you would like to serve in this capacity, let any officer know of your interest.
It is an honor to serve as your section President. I look forward to visiting with you at our next
event.
Upcoming Event Spotlight
Pensacola to Atmore Drive
February 6th
Registration 10-11:15am
See page 3 for event details
Schedule OF EVENTS
February
6
Pensacola-Atmore Drive & Lunch - Page 3
16
Birmingham Stammtisch - Logan’s on 280
17 “For the Love of Lotus” Barber Museum - Page 3
23
Huntsville Stammtisch - Hildegard’s Biergarten
March
11-13 Amelia Island Concours d’elegance - Page 3-4
15
Birmingham Stammtisch - Hickory Tavern
19
Ask Klink - Page 4
April
19
Birmingham Stammtisch - Hickory Tavern
22-24
26
Indy Car at Barber with Car Corral - Page 4
Huntsville Stammtisch - Hildegard’s Biergarten
29-30 Pinehurst Concours - Eastern Region Event
Pinehurst, NC
30-1
HPDE with PCA at Barber
May
17
Birmingham Stammtisch - Hickory Tavern
20-22
Barber Historic Races with Car Corral - Page 4
June
EuroBrit Car Show - Huntsville
4
Euro Car Show - Pensacola
4-5
Advanced Driving Skills: NCCAR TrackGarysburg, NC -- Eastern Region Event
21
Birmingham Stammtisch - Hickory Tavern
28
Huntsville Stammtisch - Hildegard’s Biergarten
July
Birmingham Stammtisch - Hickory Tavern
August
3-6
Executive Board
President
MASON BEALE
205.837.7003
masonbeale@msn.com
Vice President
KEN CHAMPLIN
205.995.0237
homescan@bellsouth.net
Treasurer
BOB MELTON
205.621.1367
bmelton227@aol.com
Secretary
DODIE ROBERTS
205.933.9333
jertoothsaver@bellsouth.net
Board of Directors
Member-at-Large
JACK SCHILLECI
205.540.5338
avecaesar@bellsouth.net
Member-at-Large
CHAD STEVENS
256.426.1548
rotodome@gmail.com
Member-at-Large
CAROL WADLEY
205.529.5400
hwadley@bellsouth.net
Membership/ Reiseführer
JIM ROBERTS
205.933.9333
jertoothsaver@gmail.com
Eastern Region Director
JIM ROBERTS
205.933.9333
jertoothsaver@gmail.com
das Heimatblatt
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MERCEDES-BENZ CLUB OF AMERICA
ALABAMA SECTION
www.mbca.org/alabama
StarFest2016 Thompson, CT
16
Birmingham Stammtisch - Hickory Tavern
23
Huntsville Stammtisch - Hildegard’s Biergarten
Mark Your Calendar
StarFest © 2018 - May 17-22, 2018
Birmingham, Vance, Talladega
EDITOR: RHIANNON GAGE
205.933.9333
jertoothsaver@gmail.com
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Coming events
Pensacola to Atmore Drive
with Lunch in Atmore
February 6
“For the Love of Lotus”
at Barber Vintage
Motorsports Museum
February 17
6:30-7:30pm
This
The Barber Museum will update progress on the Paul
This is a chance for our MCBA members in the southern
part of the section to get to know each other. Those who
wish may want to stay after lunch to go over some plans
for activities.
There is no charge for museum members, but others
are $25.
has become a great tradition in the Pensacola
area. Several car clubs get together to shake off the
winter doldrums.
Lunch will be at David’s Catfish House, Atmore, Alabama. David’s catfish is second to none and will be prepared to handle the crowd. Last year there were 128
cars from 22 clubs.
Our drive will take us on 50+ miles of well-paved “Roads
Less Traveled”. Printed course instructions will be provided after you register.
Registration will take place from 10-11:15am at Nine-Mile Plaza (312 E Nine Mile Rd, Pensacola, FL 32514-2737).
Here are directions for those from Montgomery South as
well as from Tallahassee or Mobile:
From Mobile & Tallahassee via I-10:
Exit 10B - North on US 29 N (Pensacola Blvd)
toward Cantonment
2.4 mi Right on US90 Alt/ West 9 Mile Road
1.2 mi Make a U-turn at Louise Ave
(no left into the parking area)
0.1 mi Pull in this lot on the right (where Burger King used to
be)
Newman/Bobby Carradine Lotus Esprit that they raced
in the SCCA World Challenge series in the 1990’s. This
makes an interesting comparison with the cars racing in
the current World Challenge at the Indy car races.
Contact Jmoody@barbermuseum.org for more information.
Amelia Island
Concours d’Elegance
March 11-13
This event has grown in stature with the number and
quality of the invited cars second only to Pebble Beach.
If you love great cars, this should be an annual event
for you.
This is the third year that MBCA has been invited to participate in the Saturday morning Cars and Coffee informal car show.
From I-65 coming from Montgomery:
Exit 69 (Al-113) toward Flomaton/ Wallace
0.34 mi Turn left onto Al-113/County Hwy 17/ Barnett Hwy
13.6 mi Turn right onto Hwy 31/US 31 S/ US 29 S/ AL 113
1.15 mi Turn left onto Sidney Manning Blvd/ US 29/ AL 113.
Continue & cross into Florida
31.6 mi Keep right at fork to go on US 29 S/ FL 95
4.01 mi Take the ramp toward Mobile-Tallahassee (US 90 alt)
0.17 mi Turn left onto W Nine Mile Rd/US 90 Alt
1.06 mi Make a u-turn at Louise Ave (no left into Parking area)
Pull in the lot on the right (where Burger King used to be)
Jim Roberts
2015 Cars & Coffee
Questions? Call your Section President at 205.837.7003 or the National Business Office at 1.800.637.2360 M-F, 8am-5pm MT.Or visit www.mbca.org
Coming events
Because so many MBCA members from as far away as San
Diego attend this event we have arranged for restaurants on
both Friday and Saturday Night.
Friday night, 6:30pm: The Kingsland Millhouse 1215 E
King Ave Kingsland, GA 31548 (912) 576-4349
Located off of I-95- exit 3 just west on GA 40 (at the southbend exit ramp)
Saturday night, 6pm: The Crab Trap: 31 North 2nd
Street, Fernandina Beach, Amelia Island, FL 32034 (904)
261-4749
From the Ritz Carlton:
Head northwest on Amelia Island Pkwy
toward Regatta Dr 2.0 mi
Keep right to continue toward S 14th St 151 ft
Slight right onto S 14th St
3.5 mi
Turn left onto Atlantic Ave 0.4 mi
Continue straight onto Centre St 0.3 mi
Turn right onto N 2nd St
Destination will be on the left
Please contact jertoothsaver@gmail.com to let us know you
are attending. My cell # is 205-529-0071 – Jim Roberts
“Ask Klink”
March 19
Mercedes-Benz Birmingham’s David Kalinkiewicz aka
Indy Cars and World Challenge at
Barber w/ Car Corral
April 22-24
The
Indy cars are the top US series in performance.
Their speeds and their proximity to you at Barber are
thrilling. But the Mercedes-Benz focus is in Formula
One.
Don’t despair, however, as there will be Mercedes AMG
SLS and GT’s in the “World Challenge” sports car races
that take place on Saturday and Sunday. They do well
competing against Ferrari, Audi, Porsche, Corvette, Ford
GT, and Cadillac all with larger engines or less weight.
The AMG’s have to restrict the engines to reduce power.
Several of the others are factory teams.
For information on tickets and the car corral go to barbermotorsports.com
When you buy your tickets, tell them you are with
the Mercedes-Benz Club America for a car corral
count.
Barber Historic Car Races and
Club Events
May 20-22
“Klink” has agreed to another “tech session” at M-B Birmingham. He will demonstrate a few things we need
to know and then respond to questions. David has an
encyclopedic knowledge, of Mercedes-Benz, and he
presents it in an entertaining way.
This year there will be no upcharge for the car corral.
We will have lunch at Jim N’ Nicks next door, so park in
their lot. Parking is extremely tight at M-B Bham.
If your car needs service, please try to schedule it on
Sat, 19 Mar. We want the dealership to know that our
members support them.
The traditional “rallye” from the track to Mt. Brook Village will probably be pushed back to 5pm, and MBCA
cars are invited. We will plan a gathering at my paddock area. I will be driving the red/gold/white Lotus 47
(Europa). My paddock will be flying German and British
flags as well as Mercedes-Benz.
Please let us know you will be attending, so both the
dealership and the restaurant can prepare.
Please send your attendance response and your
questions for “Klink” to jertoothsaver@gmail.com
There will also be all sorts of parts, cars, and memorabilia vendors.
For those who prefer to see classic cars that don’t move,
the Mt. Brook Driving Club is planning an invitational
Concours d’Elegance at the Botanical Gardens on Sun,
22 May. These guys could fill the field from their own
garages. Details will follow.
Questions? Call your Section President at 205.837.7003 or the National Business Office at 1.800.637.2360 M-F, 8am-5pm MT.Or visit www.mbca.org
Welcome,
New Member(s)
Thurston Bradley
Quincy, FL
Mary Kosis
Madison, AL
Wayne Bucher
Birmingham, AL
Tony Koszarsky
Madison, AL
Barbara Butler
Destin, FL
Raymond Matthews
Webb, AL
David Church
Birmingham,AL
Steven Wagner
Flowood, MS
Rebecca Falcon
Huntsville, AL
Thank You, Loyal Member(s)
George Acker
Mathis, TX
Christopher Robin
Tallahassee, FL
Donald Collette
Hanceville, AL
Darius Slusher
Salem, AL
Deborah Heroman
Pensacola, FL
George Smith
Birmingham, AL
Larry Hodson
Panama City, FL
Robert Steber
Birmingham, AL
Lawrence Pugh
Rosemary Beach, FL
Robert Rausch
Florence, AL
Cruise-ins and Gatherings
If you are close enough to Birmingham for a Saturday morning visit.
The 3 events listed welcome Mercedes-Benz cars.
Even if you don’t see one already there, chances are that many participants own a car with the three pointed star. In order
of seniority.
Krispy Kreme, Hoover US 31
1st Saturday year round
Older cars start to gather about 7:30 and dissipate by 11:30 -12 noon. You will get a free cup of coffee and a donut, if your
car is at least 25 years old. This event is staged by the Dixie Vintage Car Club which was founded back in the 1950’s. This
will be about 75-80% domestics as well as a few street rods. Euros are mostly British with 2-4 Mercedes-Benz’s.
Logan’s on US 280
11:30- 1pm Most Saturdays
This is organized by M.O.B., INC, so you will see mostly newer European exotics. Most of them own and occasionally
bring a Mercedes-Benz SL, SLR, or SLS. Don’t be put off by them, as they love cars and greatly respect Mercedes-Benz.
They will almost certainly invite you to have lunch with them.
Cars & Coffee, Brookwood Mall
Every Saturday 8:30-10:30am
Yes, the name is the same and the ambiance is similar to the event in Los Angeles that you have seen on T.V., because a
recent California transplant was not satisfied with the existing car club scene.
The location is the top floor of the parking deck of the Merrill, Lynch, office building between the west end of the Brookwood
Mall building and the new Target store. There is a coffee shop in the building. This attracts both Asian and European cars
including exotics.
Questions? Call your Section President at 205.837.7003 or the National Business Office at 1.800.637.2360 M-F, 8am-5pm MT.Or visit www.mbca.org
Event Recap
10th Anniversary Celebration
It’s hard to believe that it has already been ten years since Alabama Section was formed. I had asked the previous
region directors twice before MBUSA said they wanted a section near the factory. The new region director, Len Sokoloff
helped us canvas the Peachtree Section members in North Alabama and the northern part of Emerald Coast section.
All 100 said they would like to have a section in Alabama and would support its activities. In those days 7 members’
signatures were required to petition for section formation. We submitted 47.
Thirty-Six attended the celebration of receiving our charter in late
October of 2005 at the Birmingham Mercedes-Benz dealer that
had been so active in helping fund the section. General Manager
Johnny Walker served as out first Treasurer.
As an aside, I had proposed the name “Heimat” (home section),
because it was the home of Mercedes-Benz US International. I
also knew that Emerald Coast Section was struggling. When Emerald Coast Section ran out of anyone willing to serve as President
two years later, most of their members in Alabama, Florida, and
Mississippi were placed in Alabama Section. So now you Floridians understand why you are members of the Alabama Section.
Germany Greer©
After an initial surge of factory opening celebration in 1998, MBUSI
had been closed to visitors since 2001. One of our first projBrenda Flowers, Dodie Roberts, Donna Kalinkiewicz
ects was to arrange an MBCA tour in January of 2006. This overat tenth anniversary celebration
whelmed the staff with 78 in attendance! Alabama Section has
hosted one or two visits to the MBUSI Factory every year except 2008 when the great recession forced closure for two
months. The sad fact is that we must stage an event that draws participants from several other sections to have enough
participation to ask the factory for special tours. They have responded by training four Alabama Section members to be
tour guides. We also help them with special events.
These regional events are called” Heimatfest” (The Home Festival) which has had different themes and different times
each year, but as always included a tour of MBUSI. These gave Alabama Section such recognition that this has become
a “traditional” MBCA event.
Through the entire ten years, Alabama Section has staged at
least one and usually two events each month ranging from purely social “Stammtisch” events in Birmingham and Huntsville,
(and soon near the Gulf Coast) to MBCA concours, to informal
car shows, to drives on little traveled roads to interesting sights,
to tech sessions at several dealers & independent facilities,
the regional collision center, to the factory itself. We have also
staged defensive driving, Safe Drivers-Safe Families, and even
full track driving events at both Barber Motorsports Park and Talladega Superspeedway.
Germany Greer©
Alabama Section at tenth anniversary celebration
Alabama Section has ascended to a position of leadership
among the car clubs in Birmingham and Huntsville with the Gulf
Coast next.
After multiple requests from national leaders, Alabama Section
Questions? Call your Section President at 205.837.7003 or the National Business Office at 1.800.637.2360 M-F, 8am-5pm MT.Or visit www.mbca.org
Event Recap
hosted the MBCA national event for 2013: StarTech. Of course,
there were 2 1/2 years of planning plus attendance of the two previous StarTech events to learn what was acceptable. Several of our
members and Eastern Region Director Bill Hopper in a great team
building experience worked very hard to stage the largest StarTech
event ever at 300 participants. We managed to have all of them
tour the factory over two days. They also visited the US Space &
Rocket Center in Huntsville. The dealers in Birmingham, Huntsville,
and Tuscaloosa sponsored the events, and those in Biloxi, Mobile,
and Dothan provided complimentary service and clean-up for our
guests from all over North America, Germany, and the Middle East.
Before the event we heard “I want to see the factory, but why did
they build it in Alabama of all places ?”. After Star Tech 2013 we
heard “When are you going to do this again? I want to drive the
track next time.”.
Germany Greer©
Alabama Section member George Smith, Vice President
Ken Champlin, Eastern Region Director Jim Roberts and
MBUSI’s Terri Ritchie and others at tenth anniversary
celebration
When we volunteered to host StarTech again in 2017, the MBCA
national leaders told us we should host StarFest© in 2018. The
National Board approved unanimously in Nov 2015. Preliminary plans are already underway hotel and track site visits
as well as preliminary discussions with MBUSI as we know all 400+ will want to visit the factory.
There is a lot still to be done. This is the time to step up and join the steering committee. It is a great experience. What
a way to connect the tenth anniversary of the Alabama Section!
Winterfahrt
The
2015 edition of Winterfahrt (Winter Drive), Alabama Section’s challenge to the winter weather had the forecast of thunderstorms.
As it turned out there was just enough mist to dampen the pavement and
add a bit more challenge to the serpentine roads. The weather did serve to
deter the average and inept drivers of other cars as we drove the twisting,
rising, plunging roads south,
east and west of Birmingham with very little traffic.
Germany Greer©
Some members’ cars at our stop at MBUSI
during the 2016 Winterfahrt drive.
Starting at the Barber VinGermany Greer©
tage Motorsports Museum
generously opened for us
One of the many byways encountered during
by Lee Clark we started
Winterfahrt 2016
with a mixture of MercedesBenz, Porsche, and Audi
club members. We had no British cars this year. We allow club members whose European cars are not serviceable to follow in their Asian or
domestic brands. This year three of the Porsche club members were
forced to drive BMW’s. For the first time, Mercedes-Benz outnumbered
Porsche, and all participants drove German cars.
Questions? Call your Section President at 205.837.7003 or the National Business Office at 1.800.637.2360 M-F, 8am-5pm MT.Or visit www.mbca.org
Event Recap
The drive took us to the Mercedes-Benz US International Factory
where Alabama section MBCA member Terri Ritchie made arrangements to allow us to visit the Brand Immersion Center which is not
open to the public on Saturdays. This crowd congregated in the
AMG and Racing section. Even the Porsche club guys were impressed. As usual there was a line in the gift shop. Many thanks to
MBUSI for this special visit.
So…after 2 museums and a hundred miles of challenging driving,
it was off to Bessemer’s “Bright Star” for lunch. The food was delicious – you can see why they have been in the same location with
the same ownership for 104 years. The murals were painted in
1904.
As usual, the most fun was meeting new friends and reconnecting
with old friends.
Germany Greer©
From L: Skip Brazeale, Tim & Lynn Heaven (PCA).
George Smith & Sheila Bruce (MBCA), and Mike McSwain (ACOH) enjoy lunch at Bright Star
Club News
Stammtisch News
In German this means “The Regulars’ Table” or more accurately “the honored friends’ table”. You will see a silver stand
on this table which is prominently visible as you enter the restaurant. One of my proudest accomplishments in German
culture was to be invited to join the Stammtisch at the two oldest restaurants (1420 and 1470) in my German hometown
of Ulm.
Your MBCA membership grants you and your guests to our Alabama section Stammtisch social events. Presently we
hold them monthly in Birmingham and bi-monthly in Huntsville. We are working on establishing these events in the
Mobile-Pensacola area as well.
We are moving the Huntsville Stammtisch to the fourth Tuesday of the even numbered months due to schedule conflicts
for several active members.
We are also moving the Huntsville location to: Hildegard’s Biergarten (1010 Heathland Dr)
From I-565: Take Research Park Blvd (Hwy 255) North, exit University Drive (Hwy 72) East, make a Left (U-turn) in
front of Landers McLarty Subaru, and an immediate Right on Heathland Drive (Biergarten located behind Subaru dealership)
Remember: This will take effect with the February event Tuesday, 23 Feb at 6:30pm.
Birmingham Stammtisch is moving to The Hickory Tavern located at Brookwood Village beginning on March 15
at 6:30. The February Stammtisch will meet at Logan’s on Hwy 280 at 6:30.
We are also searching for a location convenient for members in Mobile, Pensacola, and the Eastern Shore. Other areas
would be the Dothan, Panama City, Tallahassee area as well as Montgomery. We invite you to share your ideas with
any of the board members.
Questions? Call your Section President at 205.837.7003 or the National Business Office at 1.800.637.2360 M-F, 8am-5pm MT.Or visit www.mbca.org
In der Presse
Mercedes-Benz Wins
SUV Comparison
Mercedes-Benz Helps Alabama
Top 1 Million
Car
& Driver compared the new GLE coupe with the
BMW X6 coupe. The GLE was the 6.3 AMG with 577HP
while the BMW was the M version with 575 HP.
Alabama auto factories produced 1,033,000 vehicles in
Interestingly they compared straight line, corner performance, and lap times on a race course. The BMW was
marginally quicker, but the editors gave the MercedesBenz GLE the win, because it was significantly more
composed on public roads with a more compliant ride.
BMW seemed to use the Detroit approach of very wide
tires and very stiff suspension to get good smooth pavement grip.
Mercedes-Benz has two factories in Alabama that share
some processes. Factory one builds the C-class sedans
(The coupes come from Germany and we don’t get the
wagons). Factory two builds the GLE (Previously ML),
GLE Coupe, and the GLS (Previously GL).
C & D editors failed to grasp the concept of an SUV
coupe. When I speak with our MBCA members in Colorado, 70% tell me they have an ML or GL, so I’m sure
some would want a more stylish, better handling version
Car & Driver also liked the new C450 AMG. This MBUSI
built C-class has more boost in its 3 liter V-6 to yield 367
HP vs. the C63 AMG’s 520 HP 5.5 liter V-8. It gets the
AMG brakes (they look like large pizza plates on the assembly line) and suspension.
The C & D editors felt this was a nice balance of performance and much better fuel economy and significantly
lower costs than the C63.
2015. Mercedes-Benz with the new C-class in full production topped its 300,000 design capacity. Honda and
Hyundai were down due to model changeovers. They
are each capable of producing over 400,000 vehicles a
year.
C-Class Equals Porsche Carrera
The Feb 2016 issue of Automobile magazine features a
comparison in Europe of the new C63 AMG coupe and
the new Porsche Carrera S.
Both cars were great and had almost equal performance
with the Porsche marginally better in race conditions
and the C63 significantly roomier, more comfortable,
and more entertaining to drive.
The significant difference was that the Porsche costs
over $25,000 more than the C63. For a price to price
comparison the AMG GT would have been more appropriate. For a C-class to match Porsche’s premier rear
engine 911 is phenomenal.
In the future Porschephiles will rue Porsche’s decision
to produce the four door Panamera. It appears that was
the unacceptable assault on Mercedes-Benz territory.
2016 Mercedes Benz GLE Coupe
Photo: Jonathon Ramsey via autoblog.com
We, however, get to enjoy purpose built true sports cars
and sedan based true high performance cars with the
three pointed star. We can also enjoy ultimate luxury,
fantastic economy with diesels as well as CLA and
Smart, and then haul them, if we wish, inside a Sprinter.
Mercedes-Benz Tops Sales
Mercedes-Benz U.S. Sales rose 4% in 2015 to reach a record 380,461.
BMW, Lexus, Audi, and Cadillac.
This gave Mercedes-Benz a wide margin over
Questions? Call your Section President at 205.837.7003 or the National Business Office at 1.800.637.2360 M-F, 8am-5pm MT.Or visit www.mbca.org
Huntsville Membership Meeting
Birmingham Membership Meeting
Where: Hickory Tavern at Brookwood Village
When: 3rd Tuesday of every month beginning in March
Time: 6:30pm dinner, 7pm meeting
From 280: Take Exit Ala 149 (Homewood/ Mt Brook).
Turn left onto Lakeshore Pkwy/ Shades Creek Pkwy.
Hickory Tavern is located in the perimeter of
Brookwood Mall
Where: Hildegard’s Biergarten - 1010 Heathland Drive
(just off University Drive) Huntsville, AL 35816
When: 4th Tuesday of even numbered months
Time: 6:30pm
From I-565: Take Research Park Blvd (Hwy 255) North,
exit University Drive (Hwy 72) East,
make a Left (U-turn) in front of Landers McLarty Subaru,
and an immediate Right on Heathland Drive
(Biergarten located behind Subaru dealership)
Mercedes-Benz Club of America
Alabama Section
2301 Arlington Ave S.
Suite 200
Birmingham, AL 35205